A light beam (A=325 nm) is shined on a certain metal surface. If the workfunction (O) of this metal is 8.27 x 10^-20 will an electron eject upon light irradiation? Report all your results by using significant figures and use dimensional analysis.

A light beam (A=325 nm) is shined on a certain metal surface. If the workfunction (O) of this metal is 8.27 x 10^-20 will an electron eject upon light irradiation? Report all your results by using significant figures and use dimensional analysis.

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A light beam (A=325 nm) is shined on a
certain metal surface. If the workfunction
(O) of this metal is
8.27 x 10^-20 will an electron eject upon
light irradiation? Report all your results
by using significant figures and use
dimensional analysis.

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